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Almost a loft conversion?
I'm thinking of increasing the space in my house. One idea I had was to
remove the ceiling in the main front bedroom making the roof space a part of that room, then building a 'platform' level above part of the main front bedroom and extending back over the bedroom at the back of the house. This would make a large split level space, but essentially one room. What building regulations would apply? Is this a loft conversion re fire regulations etc. What kind of staircase would be required? What about any requirements thoughout the rest of the house, which already has a basement level. Any help on building regs and problems I may encounter would be useful. Anyone done anything similar? I know I need to speak to local building officer etc. But would like to know if the idea is a non-starter. Many Thanks. Paul |
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